The climate crisis is affecting some parts of the planet more than others. But especially those most affected people and areas are not represented adequately at the COP in Glasgow. Continue reading to find out why intersectionality and representation at COP26 matters.
We, Members of the European Parliament give our support to Mimmo Lucano. We salute his noble fight for a dignified reception of those seeking refuge.
Nous, députés au Parlement européens apportons notre soutien à Mimmo Lucano. Nous saluons son noble combat pour un accueil digne des chercheurs de refuge.
Renewable energy sources create jobs and economic activity covering a much wider area than conventional energy industries. With clever regional policy, we can maximise the positive impact and create a just transition that serves local communities instead of big business.
For our daily report live from COP in Glasgow click here. This summer, fires, floods and heatwaves raged across the continents when the IPCC presented their long awaited climate report. If our worldwide annual emissions stay at the current level, the researchers conclude, our carbon budget – the amount of CO2 we can emit and […]
Greens/EFA live from Glasgow
As an effort to promote privacy and human rights in the EU, we at Greens/EFA got together with a team of international experts to understand where biometric mass surveillance, like facial recognition, is put to use this very moment in different European cities and states.
Keep reading to find out what we learned, and why must take action to ban the use of these technologies now – before it is too late.
Var en del av förändringen på COP26
Be Part of the Change at the COP26.